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6. Mohamed Salah (Egypt)
Liverpool star man Mo Salah is currently recovering from a shoulder ligament injury suffered in the Champions League final clash against Real Madrid. Egyptian supporters will be hoping that their talisman is fit and raring to go when the World Cup kicks off.
Egypt finds themselves in Group A alongside hosts Russia, Uruguay, and Saudi Arabia. Salah will be hoping the likes of Ahmed Hegazi (West Brom), Ramadan Sobhi (Stoke City) and Arsenal's Mohamed Elneny provide the necessary support to see them through to the knockout stages.
Uruguay are the toughest team in the group on paper while Russia will be buoyed by their home support. Should Eqypt somehow find their way through, they will likely come up against Spain or Portugal. An early exit looks to be on the cards for Mo Salah.
